World Wide Web Resources

• PCP Info Centre. (Jöern Scheer) Arguably the most comprehensive Personal Construct Psychology site on the WWW, and it includes a PCP Toolkit
• Blog for Repertory Grid Applications (John Mayes)
• Center for Personal Construct Psychology. (Fay Fransella) Comprehensive set of resources for Personal Construct Psychology.
• Online Reference Search for Personal Construct Psychology. (Gabriele Chiari)
• Laboratory for Research in the Repertory Grid Technique (Richard Bell)

Some Popular Books on Repertory Grids

• Beail, N. (Editor, 1985). Repertory grid technique and personal constructs: Applications in clinical and educational settings. Cambridge, MA: Brookline Books. {Offers a brief introduction to the repertory grid technique followed by chapters that show how to use and interpret different grid techniques.}
• Fransella, F., Bell, R., & Bannister, D. (2003). A manual for repertory grid technique (2nd Ed.). London: Wiley. {This classic text has just been revised and provides an excellent summary of grid techniques and studies of grid techniques. Needs a section on the coordinate grid.}
• Jankowitz, D. (2003). The easy guide to repertory grids. London: Wiley. {Offers a readable introduction to repertory grids.}
• Kelly, G. A. (1955). The psychology of personal constructs. New York: Academic {see Chapters 5 and 6 for the birth of the repertory grid technique}
• Shaw, M.L.G. (1980). On Becoming a Personal Scientist. London: Academic Press.
{primarily discusses clustering techniques for analyzing repertory grids}
• Slater, P. (1977). The measurement of intrapersonal space by grid technique: Volumes 1 and  2. London: Wiley. {Describes conducting eigenvalue decompositions on grids as well as strategies for analyzing multiple grids. The second volume reports examples of grid analysis and interpretation. These volumes arguably represent two of the most important contributions to the analysis of repertory grid data.}  

Computer Programs

• Enquire Within: Uses laddering and clustering algorithms to drive the construct elicitation phase. This program is more interactive and dynamic in the construct elicitation phase than Idiogrid.
• GridSuite: Uses a clustering algorithm to drive the construct elicitation phase. As with Enquire Within, this program is more interactive and dynamic in the construct elicitation phase than Idiogrid.
• GridStat & GridScal: These programs are freely available and offer plenty of analyses. They run under DOS instead of Windows.
• Other Repertory Grid Programs.